Given the election’s outcome, the country and world is now thrown in deep uncertainty. People are understandably asking questions about what a Trump administration would mean for open government. So are we.
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Despite an almost two-year election process, there are still many unanswered questions about president-elect Donald Trump’s priorities and how he plans to govern.
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Wired Italia asked Sunlight for answers on a series of questions about open government. Here are our answers.
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Here are four ways for the members of the public and government officials to use transparency and accountability to help mitigate rumors, conspiracy theories and false claims.
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The next White House will have an extraordinary opportunity to close the gap between open data and FOIA when it deploys a new portal in 2017. Here's what will make the next FOIA.gov more effective and useful for the American people.
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For Wichita, crafting and implementing an open data policy is about more than releasing data sets. It’s about doing the right thing and engaging an entire community in the process. Chief Information Officer Mike Mayta explains why.
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Police complaint data can fuel transparency — here are the local projects that are leading the way.
Continue readingLittle Rock, Ark., and Anchorage, Alaska, recently announced their participation in the Police Data Initiative.
Continue readingWith EveryCRSReport.com, taxpayer-funded research is now available to the public in an accessible way.
Continue readingAfter directly engaging with the agency, we're glad to share today that the VA will be taking steps to increase transparency after Sunlight pointed out the agency's flagging openness record.
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